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Note Générale:
Réalisateur:
Scénariste (WGA):
Jonathan Estrin (written by)
Date de sortie:
8 juin 2003 (USA) suite
Intrigue:
In 1998, three white men in the small town of Jasper, Texas, chained a black man to the back of their pickup truck and dragged him to his death... suite | add synopsis
Récompenses:
3 nominations suite
Avis des utilisateurs:
Sociology 101 plus de (11 total)
Ensemble
(Interprètes principaux)| Roy T. Anderson | ... | James Byrd, Jr. | |
| Demore Barnes | ... | Ricky Horn | |
| John Bayliss | ... | City Manager | |
| James Bearden | ... | Old Sour Man (as Jim Bearden) | |
| Samantha Bee | ... | Kathy | |
| Addison Bell | ... | Judge | |
| Conrad Bergschneider | ... | Moe Johnson | |
| Matt Birman | ... | Beating Cop | |
| Kedar Brown | ... | Reverend (as Kedar) | |
| Sandra Caldwell | ... | Norva | |
| Marium Carvell | ... | Gloria Mays | |
| Eugene Clark | ... | Don Clark | |
| Michael Copeman | ... | Council Member #2 | |
| Neil Crone | ... | Principal | |
| Leah Cudmore | ... | Brandi Eggleson | |
| Travis Kyle Davis | ... | Black Young Man | |
| Aaryn Doyle | ... | Small Black Girl | |
| Martin Doyle | ... | Mr. Powell | |
| Cherion Drakes | ... | Claire Byrd | |
| David Eisner | ... | Mike Bradford | |
| Craig Eldridge | ... | Dr. Brown | |
| Michael Ferguson | ... | William Hoover | |
| Louis Gossett Jr. | ... | R.C. Horn | |
| Charles W. Gray | ... | Black Citizen | |
| Kevin Hanchard | ... | Thurman Byrd | |
| Kate Hennig | ... | White Mother | |
| J.J. Hewitt | ... | Young Black Man | |
| Gary Hudson | ... | Sonny Cribbs | |
| Ray Kahnert | ... | State Police Captain | |
| Bill Lake | ... | Council Member #1 | |
| Holly Lewis | ... | Michelle Chapman | |
| Blu Mankuma | ... | James Byrd Sr. | |
| Christopher Marren | ... | Klan Leader (as Chris Marren) | |
| Andre Mayers | ... | Sergeant Carter | |
| Dean McKenzie | ... | Mr. Nelson (as Dean Monroe McKenzie) | |
| Michael McLachlan | ... | Bill King | |
| Michael Millar | ... | Charlie Nicholson | |
| James Millington | ... | Catholic Priest (as Jim Millington) | |
| Richard Mills | ... | Jury Foreman | |
| Michelle Moffat | ... | Mamie Horn | |
| Joe Morton | ... | Walter Diggles | |
| Dave Nichols | ... | Reporter #1 | |
| J.D. Nicholsen | ... | Mike Lout | |
| Deborah Odell | ... | Woman Reporter | |
| Rahnuma Panthaky | ... | Reporter #2 | |
| Ron Payne | ... | Old Sour Man | |
| Eric Peterson | ... | Old Mr. King | |
| Toby Proctor | ... | Sean Berry | |
| Karen Robinson | ... | Mary Horn | |
| Phillip Shepherd | ... | Uniform | |
| Victoria Snow | ... | Nancy Nicholson | |
| Jeff Topping | ... | Russell Brewer | |
| Kate Trotter | ... | Jamie Rowles | |
| Jon Voight | ... | Billy Rowles | |
| Ned Vukovic | ... | Mike Bradford | |
| Wayne Ward | ... | Deputy | |
| Ron White | ... | Guy James Gray | |
| Bokeem Woodbine | ... | Khalid X | |
| Emily Yancy | ... | Stella Byrd |
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MPAA:
Rated R for strong violence/disturbing images and language.
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Durée:
114 min
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Australia:M | UK:15 | USA:R
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Erreurs dans la géographie: Though set in Jasper, Texas, pharmacy window contains advertisements for "Canada's #1 Weight Loss System." suite
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In 1998 three young White men killed James Byrd, Jr., a Black man, by chaining Byrd to the back of their pickup truck, and then driving away at high speed down a back road in rural deep East Texas. It was a horrible crime, one that was quickly and easily solved. This film tells the story of that real-life event ... sort of.
The best part of "Jasper, Texas" is the performance of Jon Voight, as sheriff Billy Rowles, who investigated the crime. The film also presents a credibly downbeat atmosphere of rural eastern Texas.
That said, I was disappointed with the screenplay. The story begins on the day after the killing and, except for occasional flashbacks, moves forward, to chronicle the aftermath of the event, from the viewpoint of the town's residents. What was a terrible personal tragedy is turned into a speech-athon on race relations from: local politicians, the FBI, a citizen's task force, the Black Panthers, a White supremacy group, and others. The film's cast is way too large, and the dialogue is inflated. And throughout this talky film, there's the usual obnoxious behavior of the vulturous news media.
We never really get to know James Byrd, Jr., ... the victim. He is almost irrelevant. Nor do we get any insight into the motivations of the three killers. The film thus mostly ignores the most relevant people, and chooses instead to tell the story of background people who talk endlessly around a sociology topic that has been talked to death. The entire film seemed academic, impersonal, and emotionally uninvolved.